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TXiceman · 10-04-2012, 08:24 PM

I have spent since 1970 working with larger industrial refrigeration systems. Even when trying I have had to get involved with small A/C units. The RV units are pretty simple until you get to some of the special solid state thermostats that they are using. Some of the equipment installations can get pretty sorry and the vendors should fire the workers that do that kind of work.

Ken

10-04-2012, 08:24 PM	#9
TXiceman Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Near Houston, TX Posts: 553	I have spent since 1970 working with larger industrial refrigeration systems. Even when trying I have had to get involved with small A/C units. The RV units are pretty simple until you get to some of the special solid state thermostats that they are using. Some of the equipment installations can get pretty sorry and the vendors should fire the workers that do that kind of work. Ken __________________ KE5DFR 2013 HitchHiker Champagne 38RLRSB, 2012 F350 Dually crew cab, 6.7L, Mobile- Yaesu FT857D w/ Lil' Tarheel II antenna and Larsen dual bander, Turbo Tuner. Base unit...Kenwood TS480HX, LDG AT200 Pro tuner, Eagle One Vertical and Windom 80 meter dipole. Standard Schnauzer..her call is K9WOOF